The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-08-05
New Criminal Laws.
WITH Full F0RcE AND EFFECT on
AsD AFTER july 4TH-

10 60 days for carrying pistols, etc
Making Il penal to deal in fu-
lures, and fixing fine at 500 to
$500 and imprisonment from 30 ID
60 days It also Furnishes the OWL
ers If buildings used for bucket
shop business.
Providing fine Of s25to 500 and
one 10 six months in jail for
fhTeatening, by acts or words, OF
,esseFsizg 40 Res9a s4gsging
.aeznisg IN any kind Of izNful
employment
Abusive language of one his fe-
male relatives, is TO be punished
by fine from S to 500
Providing that Tire dead body OF
portions Of same by which same
may be identified must be found
before accused can be found con-
vieted Of any grade of homicide.
Making II theft for any person
who has possession of the property
Of another, by hiring or borrowing
10 convert same 10 his use.
Furnishing any person for plac-
ing obstruction on railroad, or re-
moTing or displacing rail, or
switch, or damaging rollingstock
thereby endangering life, by i'm
prisonment in penitentiary from 2
70 Z years.
Preventing the capture or catch
ing Of fish by use Of lime, china
berries, or other poisons, or by
asing giant powder, nitro glycrine
or any other explosives by fine of
$50 10 $50
Prohibiting the sale Of liquor at
elections or within three miles Of
polling place during any portion
Of election day. Providing fine of
from 500 to $500.
Furnishing the keeping of a gam
lag bank by fine Of from s25 to
500, and imprisonment at from 10
70 80 days.
Any Person having a former
wife or husband living who shall
marry another shall be imprisoned
in shs penitentiary from two to
Eve years.
Any person voting unlawfully 10
be sent 10 the penitentiary from
2 10 5 years.
For estehing OF killing any quail
in April, ssy, Jnne, August and
September shall be fined $40; and
netting for petridges is entirely
prohibited under a like penalty.
Making bond Of saloon men
$500. conditioned that he shall
keep an open, quiet and orderly
house; that no liquor shall be sold
or given to any person under q
years Of age, O. to a student; or to
habitual drunkard; or to any per-
son after lawful notice by sheriff
or any other peace officer, by the
wife, mother, daughter or sister of
said person not TO sell to him.
that be viii not permit any miner
10 enter and remain in his saloon;
VII not permit any prohibited
games 70 be played, dealt or exhib-
tied about such house; or any ten
pan alley or gaming table. The
penalty is 500 from principal and
sursties, IN addition to amount of
bond and 500 liquidated damages
70 any person aggrieyed by the
violations etc Also requiring L.
quor dealers TO keep an open
house, without screens or any other
device 30 obstrnct the view, etc.
Ten 10 fifty dollar fine for work
ing or compelling employees to
work on Sunday; or to hunt game
on Sunday within half a mile of
eh7rch, school-house OF private
Any person who by force threats
etc, prevents the lawful moving
OF running of any train, shall be
fined from 500 to $500 and i'm
prisoned in county jail from 3 to
y months.
Penalty for violation of local OPP
toe law fixed from SIS to 500 and |
from 20 to 60 days.
Also prescribing penalties for bo-
gus or unlawful prescriptions of
doctors, etc. Prohibiting blind IL
gers under fine of 500 to $500.
Defining disorderly house:
same 10 be u house Of prostitution, |
B common resort for Migrants or for |
persons smoking or using opium,
sfe. Dallas Herald.
Mr. Frank Skidmore, a well
Known stoekman stockman of Bee
county. has been made 10 realize
he fact that man was made to
Being a man II sterling